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The Bug Genie – User-Friendly & Open Source Issue Tracking With Project Management

The Bug Genie – User-Friendly & Open Source Issue Tracking With Project Management: "

The Bug Genie is an open source issue/bug tracking application (built with PHP/MySQL) with project management capabilities.


It was previously shared at WRD in 9 Free And Open Source Bug Tracking Softwares article but improved so much since then and seems like this is a good chance to remind it.


The application now has a very slick, Ajaxed interface where any number of projects>milestones>issues can be created + assigned to users.


The Bug Genie


Besides the team members, end users can report issues as well which is a very good way of improving an application (access control features lets you define who can see what parts of the project).


A complete project hierarchy is supported including editions, releases and components.


There is an integrated wiki where you can use to create a detailed-documentation on an issue or a how-to for end users.


The Bug Genie supports and integrates with several different version control systems including Subversion, Git (Gitorious and github) and Mercurial.


The application will automatically create updated file lists, issue commit comments, links to diffs and previous revisions and more from your commits.


It is also very flexible with customizable workflows, ability to extend easily with modules, multilanguage support and more.


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